futurecane
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- Nov 5, 2011
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Over and over I see individuals, coaches, even our current head coach refer to the football players as “kids”.
They aren’t “kids”, and I say this as a father. Words mean things, you expect less from a child than an adult, and in turn they act accordingly. An 18-21 year old is a man or woman, and should be expected to behave as such. You can be drafted or enlist in the military at 18, can vote, can smoke, can buy firearms, can own property and enter into legal contracts.
They aren’t “kids”. Kids are in school (elementary, middle, and high), these are men that have chosen a path in football, as opposed to working at the age of 18.
Expect more, and stop this **** of calling grown men “kids”. The only child is you, if you do so.
They aren’t “kids”, and I say this as a father. Words mean things, you expect less from a child than an adult, and in turn they act accordingly. An 18-21 year old is a man or woman, and should be expected to behave as such. You can be drafted or enlist in the military at 18, can vote, can smoke, can buy firearms, can own property and enter into legal contracts.
They aren’t “kids”. Kids are in school (elementary, middle, and high), these are men that have chosen a path in football, as opposed to working at the age of 18.
Expect more, and stop this **** of calling grown men “kids”. The only child is you, if you do so.